English

Adjective

lilyhanded ‎(comparative more lilyhanded, superlative most lilyhanded)

1. Alternative form of lily-handed
   • 1954, Nathan Comfort Starr, King Arthur today: the Arthurian legend in english and Americn Literatur 1901-1953, page 112:

     A postscript artfully tells of Tristram's marriage to Iseult the Lilyhanded.

   • 1957, The theatrical immage, page 175:

     "Don't treat me as if I took your Robert Edmond Jones for a lilyhanded idler breathing mists," writes Virginia Tracy

   • 1974, Christina Stead, The Salzburg tales, page 152:

     He is a moochy cove, a maundering bard: he does not like to be in all these business deals, but she does most of the work and the money keeps him lilyhanded while he "creates"